I still put in the work to mix this concerts, please stop with this A.I nonsense in the comments 0:00 My Best Friend's Girl [The Cars Cover] 3:16 Radio Friendly Unit Shifter 7:11 Drain You 10:40 Breed 13:50 Serve The Servants 17:00 Come As You Are [power failure] 20:47 Come As You Are (power back on) 24:10 Sliver 26:34 Dumb 29:16 In Bloom 33:30 About A Girl 36:20 Lithium 40:54 Grunge is dead 41:40 Pennyroyal Tea 45:36 School [Cuts out, tape flip] 48:40 Polly 52:00 Very Ape 54:00 Lounge Act 56:26 Rape Me 59:00 Territorial Pissings 01:05:26 The Man Who Sold The World [David Bowie Cover] 01:09:50 All Apologies 01:13:34 On A Plain 01:16:50 Blew 01:20:00 Heart-Shaped Box
I remember where I was when I heard. I'd just gotten to my "permanent duty station" in the Army, at Fort Carson, Colorado. April 8th, the day Kurt was found at he was found, was a Friday. I was looking forward to the weekend. I heard that morning, just before heading to work. It felt like losing an older brother. I was down for months afterwards. My brother and I had just seen Nirvana play in December. It's cliche to say this, but it felt surreal. It's hard for me to believe, but Kurt's been gone long than he's alive, and he's joined that rare rock crowd where his music is timeless and immortal.
@@whoami7721 I never got to see Nirvana live, unfortunately. Hopefully I’ll be able to catch foo fighters sometime. Who knew that the drummer from Nirvana was so much more than just a drummer?
Lowest point in his life?! I'm fairly certain Kurt was kicking the heroine and trying to straighten everything out to leave Courtney at this point in his life.
It reminds me of the last couple of line melon concerts. Shannon Hoon wasn't terrible shape because of heroin too. It's a shame that so many of these people were such idiots for doing this, and had so many idiots around them getting them the wrong kind of support. How many musicians from the '90s die from drugs like this? Way too many. Can you imagine if they were also alive? They could have all been the next rolling Stones Instead, we just have the exact same rolling stones, except they're 90 years old
@@mrb6597 Well first off, your pretty correct about the heroin use for kurt, and the reason he adjusted to it is because when he was younger (14-18) he would experiment with "all the drug.s" he said in a 1993 interview. But, he used heroin the most during 1989-1994 obviously to get through and ease his constant and difficult stomach pains, which was caused by his bad singing technique. That's basically it.
@@Skogenkallar02Kurt also played Skystang 1 at 50+ shows on this tour, and Skystang 1 still had its original strings. I was really upset back in November when it didn't go for more
But at least he got a chance with the foo’s .. I mean I wish the Kurt was alive, but everything bad is good for something. Maybe Pat would never have had a chance if the Foo fighters hadn't started playing
@@user-ph2cl7fi8lwtf did courtney do lmao is there any actual evidence she contributed to his suicide? i thought that was all just tabloid bullshit that stuck around to this day but isn’t founded in any reality
You know, in my opinion I don’t want nothing more, nothing less from Nirvana. 3 albums, 3 great friends, and a great, funny, and kind of crazy at times, frontman. Nirvanas the past. But it still has effects on culture today. Fly high Kurt.
Fly high Kurt. I am gonna remember that one.. thx.. he and heath ledger went to the same purgatory; where drs do what you say and perscribe what you want, no questions asked.. Not knowing what the previous dr did or perscribed. What a dangerous ride that ended in a forever dirt nap for both fellas.. too short and near the top of their games! ❤ Sfp
Not many people seem to appreciate the work you put into this, and almost everyone critizes this video, so let me (as someone who does quite the same things for old footage as you) say thank you for the work and time you spent doing this. Yes. It's incomplete and imperfect, but you made the best out of a concert of which footage is barely even existing. Not many people would have the talent and patience to make this. Cheers!
This Drain You scream just hits different. It’s easy to say we were robbed of so much potential beyond what Kurt already gave us. But then I remind myself it’s amazing how much he gave us in such a relatively short amount of time. SO MANY JAMS. He gave the world everything he had. Tragically it was more than he could handle. RIP Kurt
He was murdered by a man with the alias of Allan Wrench and the guy that ratted out Allen was found decapitated on some railroad tracks but i see what you mean, its a real shame either way and as somebody who has been listening to Nirvana all of my life. it still very much stings and not a lot can make it feel better.
@@Branningtonyup. El Duce named Allen Wrench as the killer. He was found dead about a week or so after his interview with Nick Bloomfield for the Kurt and Courtney doc. Found dead in Riverside CA at the railroad tracks. Funny cause the last man known to be with El Duce before he died was Allen Wrench. He took him for a walk, got him fucked up and pushed him into an oncoming train.
@@SallySkellington94 you don't understand Brudha, Kurt Cobain reincarnated and now he's Taylor Swift, Yes Kurt Cobain is now Taylor Swift and you all should go to her show and ask her to play Come as you are. Accept the truth. Alleluiah Alleluiah
Same! I was born jan 4th 1993. Sadly was only a year and a month and a half old when he was playing this concert. I have loved listening to nirvana since a very young age, and obviously still listen to them, and watch their recorded shows!
Power outage during "Come As You Are" is oddly harbingerific/prophetic/ominous...final concert in an airplane hangar in Germany of all places is mind blowing. "As a trend, as a friend, as an old memoria..." 30 years gone today and missed but grateful for the immortal music and art. I remember it like it was yesterday. I was 16 and now 46. Long live Gen X..a toast to absent trends, friends, memoria....
I definitely think Dave and Krist knew that the end of the band was coming. Most likely after Lollapalooza 94. To all of these guys, this was the home stretch, but I don't think any of them realized it was going to end up with Kurt dying
@@Weaponize I just don’t understand why they couldn’t stop and have a break. It baffles me. I guess because they were locked into performance contracts and such- but they really needed to have a hiatus. It’s so sad.
@@TheRubberStudiosASMR read heavier than heaven. kurt blew most of his money on drugs and rehab. he had OD'd dozens of times by the point this concert happened. he had been in and out of as many rehabs as well. his friends told him to take a break and detox but all he wanted was to finally die from drugs, so he hung out with other junkies, who were terrified by his insane tolerance and willingness to die. its a good read, check it out
@@TheRubberStudiosASMR I think that was the plan. They were going to be on break for 2 months, and then go back to touring (At least, that's what I've heard, I don't know how true it is). But then Kurt went missing and then they found him and cancelled everything.
@@Dirty10 I think if Kurt was alive now he would not be the exact same person. He was super young when he died, as a pretentious mid 20s rockstar. I also think its pretty weird to speak on behalf of dead people you never met.
Apparently he was sick with bronchitis during this and they canceled after this show. Drugs were also taking their effect, but man his vocals and everything are so on point in this final performance 🙏🙌🤘🤘
Curious, what sounds more like when you were there? This AI remaster, or the non-remastered version? I have a theory that everything sounds different in every ear, but I still think it's interesting to hear from someone who was there which quality of video is more similar to being there live.
Something about kurt cobain playing "drain you" for the last time feels surreal. It's bittersweet to know he got to play his favorite song at his last concert. Bitter because he would never get to sing this song again, but sweet because he got it in one last time. He was such a huge influence to me and he was the reason I picked up a guitar. Rest in peace, Kurt. You changed my and so many other people's lives.
When Breed started with that slow picture and shadows of Kurt's figure... I can't hold on tears 😢 it's what we have now: his voice still sounds, but he's gone. Oh my God... there will not be enough tears in the whole world to express how we miss you, Kurdt.
@@nzelver559 he was murdered by allen wrench and allen wrench also murdered el duce who was meant to originally murder kurt cobain. facts but the fbi hasnt caught onto it yet. dont be sad, kurt was amazing and created some legendary music!!
It's really sad seeing this show. Man, is it rough. Kurt was completely done by this point and had called quits by the end of the show, he wanted nothing to do with the spotlight or world anymore and only two days later, he would attempt to end his own life with a mix of alcohol and Rohypnol. People blame Courtney for this, however I think his mind was already made up, she was simply the straw that broke the camel's back. After his stint in Rome, Courtney took preventative measures to ensure there was no drugs in the house but Kurt was spiraling bad, hiding behind bushes to shoot up and spending most of time in the Marco Polo hotel, completely isolated. March 25th 1994, his family and friends staged an infamous intervention, he went to rehab and the rest is history. This is something he wrote on March 28th, 1994: "Whatever I'm doing has not worked, whatever I've done, I've not done well. Even though the needle fixations (the urge to shoot water, just to excite my endorphins) are completely gone and the periods in which I slip are getting farther and farther apart and it's been two years since I've been physically addicted. I still slip or in 12 step terms, "relapse". It usually only happens for one night, very rarely a binge of a few days but I still fuck up and I can't afford it. Not once more because everytime it causes more horrendous problems for the people I work with and those who care about me. I now, on this very sad day, I have finally surrendered, I need to be brainwashed, I need to be reminded everyday that I got high that day. This is a very sad day"
@@ronirave I get that but you gotta understand something. The majority of evidence presented by Tom Grant is fraudulent, it's unfortunate though because the misinformation is so popular. Here's to debunk a few key pieces of evidence "He had a lethal dose": no such thing given tolerance and potency. Studies have shown that not only can people take more than 225 mg but can function perfectly fine with copious amounts of heroin in their system "The gun was wiped/burned down"; neither of these statements are true and are disproven by documentation as well as the gun still being in tact as shown by the SPD "He wanted a divorce": Kinda, it's complicated. He and Courtney had a turbulent relationship but he never actually contacted a divorce lawyer. He moved into Lake Washington Boulevard with Courtney around that same time and only told his band's lawyer, Rosemary Caroll. "The note was questioned by several experts"; yeah haha, no. Look, the note was analyzed by the likes of Janis Parker, who did the original note, Carole Chaski who did the reprint and Heidi Harralson. All which concluded it was suicide and all whom got silenced and edited to fit a narrative by Benjamin Statler "The Rome incident was an accident and Kurt never locked himself in a room with guns on March 18th" Nobody pops a bunch of pills individually like he did, in packs like that you have to go one by one. So unless he was drugged then there is no proof and he was the one who said he did it, even when he was adamantly denying his suicidal ideation. Marco Cestoni is a representative of Geffen in Italy and he paid off the American Hospital to give an official statement to keep the press off his back. Dr.Osvaldi, who stated it was an accident, admitted days later in Italian media that he knew Kurt was trying to end his life because quote "I could tell he was a veteran junkie" and so he kept him in a room with no windows, etc.As for the 18th, without other eye witnesses, we don't know what happened before law enforcement arrived There's more I could pick apart but long story short, the theory is shit. Kurt ended his own life because he was massively depressed, on a European tour he didn't wanna be on, struggling with his close relationships and dealing with it all by popping benzos and chasing the dragon. Everything wrong in his life was under the umbrella of drugs because that's the only way he knew how to cope
@@ronirave He wasn't murdered, all the alleged evidence by Tom has been refuted by people such as Vernon J Gerberth, Sheila Lowe, Janis Parker, Heidi Harralson, Ceryl Wright, etc. Everyone who worked on Soaked In Bleach said it was a lie and then some, Benjamin Statler and Tom Grant are not your friends. I tried to debunk the evidence for you and you either reported me for nothing or you simply didn't see it There's no such thing as a lethal dose, his handwriting was never refuted by experts, there were fingerprints, the firearm wasn't melted down, Rome wasn't an accident at the admittance of Marco Cestoni and Dr.Osvadi and he had a history of ideation Most of you don't even believe he was killed, you just hate Courtney and wanna blame her for a grown man choosing to die. It doesn't matter how much I debunk because you WANT it to be a homicide
Disappointed that only the first three songs have footage, but thank you very much for the upload anyway! You did a great job with what you had to work with. 👍
I like the fact that they didn`t play Smells llike teen spirit an the last show. It`s the song that launched them into stardom, the stardom is what killed the band.
Was there and remember the power failure during come as your are.. also he was dealing with broncitis and his voice was giving out during the show and still killed it.!! A legend
The last sentence the public is able to hear of Kurt’s voice would be the final lines of his “do re mi” demo which is one of the most emotionally powerful and beautiful songs ever made
@@ichabaudcraine2923 I know but this concert is also not the latest accessible audio of Kurt singing available to the public. Unfortunately the do re mi demo’s final version has never been released and likely won’t.
My First Ever Listening To A Nirvana Song Was The Day I Went I Into Tower Records On Laurel Canyon And Ventura My Mom Bought Me Nirvana MTV Unplugged Album On Cassette And I Was Hooked And The Next Day I Got My First Tattoo The In Utero Album Cover On My Right Arm I Was 13 Years Old This Dude His Name Was Brad Klein Looked At Me And Said Your Legal Right Yeah You Look Around 18 Asked Me For $250 And I Knew He Was Over Charging Me Because I Was A Kid But I Didn’t Care I Just Wanted My Tattoo I Was Like Here’s The Cash Money Just Do It He Said Here’s A Cigarette And Have A Seat While I Sketch This Up I Gave Him The Cassette Tape Album Cover And In A Couple Of Hours He Drew Up My Tattoo Free Hand On Tracing Paper And Then On Diddle Paper And Inked Me Up
i cant listen to come as you are anymore with out crying - that song when I hear it now freezes me in my tracks, and puts my mind in this tunnel to the past mode , its just too much,
0:00 My Best Friend's Girl [The Cars Cover] 3:16 Radio Friendly Unit Shifter 7:11 Drain You 10:40 Breed 13:50 Serve The Servants 17:00 Come As You Are [power failure] 20:47 Come As You Are (power back on) 24:10 Sliver 26:34 Dumb 29:16 In Bloom 33:30 About A Girl 36:20 Lithium 41:15 Grunge is dead (Krist's speech) 41:40 Pennyroyal Tea 45:36 School [Cuts out, tape flip] 48:40 Polly 52:00 Very Ape 54:00 Lounge Act 56:26 Rape Me 59:00 Territorial Pissings 01:05:26 The Man Who Sold The World [David Bowie Cover] 01:09:50 All Apologies 01:13:34 On A Plain 01:16:36 Blew 01:20:00 Heart-Shaped Box
I saw Nirvana in 1992, on a golf course driving range, of a 9-hole golf course, inside of a horse racetrack. It was in Portland OR, the very next night after Nirvana played in LA at the MTV Music Awards Show. From the time that 'Nevermind' hit #1 in the US and Kurt dying, it was only 815 days ! that's not much time
Ultimo día del 2023 y acá estoy escuchando a la mejor banda de todos los tiempos!! La empecé a escuchar a los 13 años, allá por el '92, hoy en otra etapa de mi vida le doy otra interpretación a las canciones y comprendo lo que lamentablemente le pasó a Kurt!! Nunca habrá nadie como el!!
He did not take his own life. Sadly his wife CL (whom at this point in life Kurt could not stand and wanted a divorce from) had him killed to inherit the Cobain estate.
O nirvana marcou uma parte da minha adolescência. Pena que na época eu era tão novo que não entendia o quanto eles eram tão bons. Ao menos acompanhei-o enquanto tocavam juntos. Passou o tempo e pude compreender o quanto foram importantes para a música e para a vida de muitos adolescentes como eu, na época. Hoje, já com quase o dobro da idade em que Kurt morreu, vejo que ficaram as lembranças daquela época e as músicas do nirvana que me acompanham até hoje, que as ouço com a mesma paixão que tinha por elas naquela época! Feliz de estar revendo um show deles em nov-23. Peço que vocês que leram essa "minha recordação", façam o seguinte: Comprometa-se a mostrar as músicas do nirvana para essa geração, façam isso por eles e por mim!! Abraços aos admiradores do nirvana como eu!
Tb eu, na altura nem compreendia o significado das letras. Andava na escola a aprender inglês. Hoje são a minha banda favorita de sempre. Adoro muitas bandas. Mas ele foram o começo de todo o meu gosto musical
Ótimo trabalho, a acústica desse show foi terrível, você trabalhou duro. Quem sabe um dia aparece a imagem do show, já que foi gravado por uma emissora.
The March 1 Munich show was held in Terminal Einz, a WWII-era airplane hanger that was now being used as a concert venue. Not much remodeling had been done to the facility. It was cold and damp and had acoustics that were horrid for a band with boomy sound like Nirvana. Kurt hated the look of the place and cursed the fact that his career had progressed to the point where Nirvana were playing airplane hangers, though part of the reason for this was their huge fan base, which was too large and rowdy for most European operahouse venues.
At the soundcheck that afternoon, Kurt asked his tour manager for an advance on his per diem. After collecting his money, he said, “I’ll be back for the show.” Some in the crew were surprised to hear that he was leaving the facility considering that, moments earlier, he had been complaining of feeling so ill that he couldn’t stand up or play the concert. “I’m going to the train station,” he announced. Everyone in the crew and band knew that meant he was looking for Munich’s drug culture, not that he was seeking transportation.
Terminal Einz held 3,050, and the venue was filled to capacity for Nirvana’s first show in Germany in three and a half years. Few in the crowd would have noticed, but from the opening notes, Cobain looked half-dead, and his performance, which had been rote on much of the tour, was almost robotic. He began with a cover of the Cars’ “My Best Friend’s Girl,” but even this tune was redone so that it sounded slowed down and drone-like, as if Kurt had wanted to take any element of pop out of his sound. Co-guitarist Pat Smear later recalled that Kurt’s voice was indeed completely shot by Munich show. “Kurt and I were suffering from bronchitis, and his voice became noticeably more trashed with every song,” Smear told journalist Rasmus Holmen. “When we sang together, we sounded like cats fighting. His voice was _sooooo_ gone, but instead of trying to conserve it, he seemed to delight in pushing it to the ‘I won’t be able to sing for days’ limit. After a while it was a bit much.” To Novoselic and Grohl, who had been on the road with Kurt for more years than Smear, it was obvious that if the band was going to self-destruct, it would be Kurt’s doing.
The show itself ran 23 songs, but later some remarked that it felt doomed. The power in the building went out just as Kurt began to sing the first line of “Come As You Are,” the sixth song of the set, and it was several minutes before the problem could be fixed. This kind of technical problem had happened frequently to Nirvana during their career, but never in a cold, drafty airplane hanger. Rather than wait for the crew to fix the problem, Kurt walked off to his dressing room. (...) Back in Munich, only once power was fully restored did Kurt return to the stage. Without a word or a smile, he began playing “Come As You Are” once again. The song sounded even more lifeless this time. In total, the band played 23 songs and ended with “Heart-Shaped Box,” the same song that had ended the previous eight shows. The show did not end with triumph, or any feeling of victory- *it just ended*. Source: Nirvana: The Final Scream By Charles R. Cross
I still put in the work to mix this concerts, please stop with this A.I nonsense in the comments
0:00 My Best Friend's Girl [The Cars Cover]
3:16 Radio Friendly Unit Shifter
7:11 Drain You
10:40 Breed
13:50 Serve The Servants
17:00 Come As You Are [power failure]
20:47 Come As You Are (power back on)
24:10 Sliver
26:34 Dumb
29:16 In Bloom
33:30 About A Girl
36:20 Lithium
40:54 Grunge is dead
41:40 Pennyroyal Tea
45:36 School [Cuts out, tape flip]
48:40 Polly
52:00 Very Ape
54:00 Lounge Act
56:26 Rape Me
59:00 Territorial Pissings
01:05:26 The Man Who Sold The World [David Bowie Cover]
01:09:50 All Apologies
01:13:34 On A Plain
01:16:50 Blew
01:20:00 Heart-Shaped Box
lol flipping a physical tape. Like a caveman would have.
What a good t-shirt he has!
Hell yeah
No Smells like Teen Spirit. Brilliant 😂
THANK YOUUUUUU ❤🎉
Nothing worse than Drain You being interrupted by a Chick Fil A ad. I hate 2023 TH-cam.
100%
Wait til you see what TH-cam does to people using ad blockers 😀
Corporate magazines still suck - kurt
I'm about to fix that
Adblock is an ancient answer to a modern question my bro
heart shaped box was the last song ever played live ...
damn thats so fcking sad and beautiful at the same time
The song that got me into the band.. wow 😔
Ima bout to cry cause its sad
@@poopypantsstinkybottomYou were in Nirvana?
Bro heart shaped box is one of my favs 😭
@@Gunn27ummm yeah dude i was the drummer 😅
Hard to believe that in a few months it’ll be thirty years that Kurt’s been gone.
I remember where I was when I heard. I'd just gotten to my "permanent duty station" in the Army, at Fort Carson, Colorado. April 8th, the day Kurt was found at he was found, was a Friday. I was looking forward to the weekend. I heard that morning, just before heading to work. It felt like losing an older brother. I was down for months afterwards. My brother and I had just seen Nirvana play in December. It's cliche to say this, but it felt surreal. It's hard for me to believe, but Kurt's been gone long than he's alive, and he's joined that rare rock crowd where his music is timeless and immortal.
@@whoami7721 I never got to see Nirvana live, unfortunately. Hopefully I’ll be able to catch foo fighters sometime. Who knew that the drummer from Nirvana was so much more than just a drummer?
He's been gone for longer than he was alive. It's a crazy thought if you grew up listening to Nirvana. Also, we are old.
Murdered
😢😢😢❤
Kurt was so incredibly talented. Being in the lowest point of his life and singing this well
Maybe thats why he sang that well. He was at his lowest point so he gave it his all for everyone else. Rip Kurt wish i knew you
Hey people he was great !!! He was murdered !@@therobloxexplorer1249
Io amo questo uomo, perché?
Lowest point in his life?!
I'm fairly certain Kurt was kicking the heroine and trying to straighten everything out to leave Courtney at this point in his life.
@@ericchin739interesting comment 🤔
Anyone else in 2023 still listening to Nirvana all day everyday?! LEGENDS
Mee
MEEEEEEE
Oh yeah. Me and lots of others still do
Yep
YES
He sounds so tired in heart shaped box and in most of the songs, it’s actually so sad.
I mean I’d be tired too after singing for over an hour.
Man, at that time, he was in bronchitis, still sang his heart out
It reminds me of the last couple of line melon concerts. Shannon Hoon wasn't terrible shape because of heroin too. It's a shame that so many of these people were such idiots for doing this, and had so many idiots around them getting them the wrong kind of support.
How many musicians from the '90s die from drugs like this? Way too many. Can you imagine if they were also alive? They could have all been the next rolling Stones
Instead, we just have the exact same rolling stones, except they're 90 years old
@@MrLumpand playing guitar man. It takes more energy than it seems
@@mrb6597 Well first off, your pretty correct about the heroin use for kurt, and the reason he adjusted to it is because when he was younger (14-18) he would experiment with "all the drug.s" he said in a 1993 interview. But, he used heroin the most during 1989-1994 obviously to get through and ease his constant and difficult stomach pains, which was caused by his bad singing technique. That's basically it.
That guitar he is playing right there was auctioned for 1.5 million dollars a couple of days ago... amazing
No, the guitar that was auctioned was the one used in the video clip "Smells Like Teen Spirit" and in several concerts
yes it was you're wrong mf@@bautistassanelli
@@uglow_uknow I feel like this. Why wasn't this guitar auctioned for more then the SLTS guitar. He played this guitar more right?
It still had the same strings on it from when last Kurt played it, crazy.
@@Skogenkallar02Kurt also played Skystang 1 at 50+ shows on this tour, and Skystang 1 still had its original strings. I was really upset back in November when it didn't go for more
My god I really wish we got just 1 more album. Really wanted to see Pat evolve with Nirvana.
But at least he got a chance with the foo’s .. I mean I wish the Kurt was alive, but everything bad is good for something. Maybe Pat would never have had a chance if the Foo fighters hadn't started playing
He had us all on the edge of our seats and left us at the altar forever.
@@_thevrag_foo fighters are dogshit unfortunately
@@user-ph2cl7fi8lwtf did courtney do lmao is there any actual evidence she contributed to his suicide? i thought that was all just tabloid bullshit that stuck around to this day but isn’t founded in any reality
@@user-ph2cl7fi8l "F Courney Love." ugh you don't actually think she killed him right? jfc
You know, in my opinion I don’t want nothing more, nothing less from Nirvana. 3 albums, 3 great friends, and a great, funny, and kind of crazy at times, frontman. Nirvanas the past. But it still has effects on culture today. Fly high Kurt.
Fly high Kurt. I am gonna remember that one.. thx.. he and heath ledger went to the same purgatory; where drs do what you say and perscribe what you want, no questions asked.. Not knowing what the previous dr did or perscribed. What a dangerous ride that ended in a forever dirt nap for both fellas.. too short and near the top of their games! ❤ Sfp
4? :-\
@@z0rrer0 incesticide is a compilation/ep not an album
@@soberkittrue. My bad
@@z0rrer0 You are forgiven. 🤏🏻🫳🏻🖐🏻 WISHY WAKKA WAKKA BODEM PFFFFF ✨🫴🏻
Not many people seem to appreciate the work you put into this, and almost everyone critizes this video, so let me (as someone who does quite the same things for old footage as you) say thank you for the work and time you spent doing this.
Yes. It's incomplete and imperfect, but you made the best out of a concert of which footage is barely even existing. Not many people would have the talent and patience to make this. Cheers!
Thank you!!
I second this.
I 3rd this.....
This Drain You scream just hits different. It’s easy to say we were robbed of so much potential beyond what Kurt already gave us. But then I remind myself it’s amazing how much he gave us in such a relatively short amount of time. SO MANY JAMS. He gave the world everything he had. Tragically it was more than he could handle. RIP Kurt
He was murdered by a man with the alias of Allan Wrench and the guy that ratted out Allen was found decapitated on some railroad tracks but i see what you mean, its a real shame either way and as somebody who has been listening to Nirvana all of my life. it still very much stings and not a lot can make it feel better.
he didn't die. He was murdered
@@Branningtonyup. El Duce named Allen Wrench as the killer. He was found dead about a week or so after his interview with Nick Bloomfield for the Kurt and Courtney doc. Found dead in Riverside CA at the railroad tracks. Funny cause the last man known to be with El Duce before he died was Allen Wrench. He took him for a walk, got him fucked up and pushed him into an oncoming train.
@@SallySkellington94 you don't understand Brudha, Kurt Cobain reincarnated and now he's Taylor Swift, Yes Kurt Cobain is now Taylor Swift and you all should go to her show and ask her to play Come as you are. Accept the truth. Alleluiah Alleluiah
Any clue why Wrench wanted Kurt dead? @@Brannington
22:10 During _Come As You Are_ Kurt variously switches the word "Memoria" to "Diarrhea," "Valeria," and "Gonorrhea."
22:04
Not the first time. For Halloween 1993, he also said "Diahreeeeeeeea."
(Yeah, the one where he was in a Barney the Dinosaur costume...)
Who's seeing this on March 1st too? February 20th Happy Birthday Kurt
Same! I was born jan 4th 1993. Sadly was only a year and a month and a half old when he was playing this concert. I have loved listening to nirvana since a very young age, and obviously still listen to them, and watch their recorded shows!
Same!
MEEE
that's me. RIP Kurt
✌️
March 1st, 1994 - March 1st, 2024. Thirty years to the date. Thank you to the one who uploaded this. ❤
Power outage during "Come As You Are" is oddly harbingerific/prophetic/ominous...final concert in an airplane hangar in Germany of all places is mind blowing.
"As a trend, as a friend, as an old memoria..." 30 years gone today and missed but grateful for the immortal music and art. I remember it like it was yesterday. I was 16 and now 46. Long live Gen X..a toast to absent trends, friends, memoria....
Im gen Z and I’m here to let you know that this music will pass onto all generations. I love Nirvana
@@gieldeeben7613 Me too
Cheers from Chile . I'm 49...I had the single Love buzz in 1988 in hands...all memoria
Playing the first song he ever learned at his last show how iconic
No, that's ironic.
Which song? Best friends girl?
@@RiversMorgan94 yes
@@WaitingtoHit to you it’s ironic to me it’s iconic
@@kellzfto Well, okay, then count yourself among the troubling number of people who don't know the meaning of "iconic" or "ironic."
when krist had that 'grunge is dead' speech and said that nirvana is over, little did he know how right he was, or maybe he did?
I definitely think Dave and Krist knew that the end of the band was coming. Most likely after Lollapalooza 94. To all of these guys, this was the home stretch, but I don't think any of them realized it was going to end up with Kurt dying
@@Weaponize I just don’t understand why they couldn’t stop and have a break. It baffles me. I guess because they were locked into performance contracts and such- but they really needed to have a hiatus. It’s so sad.
@@TheRubberStudiosASMR read heavier than heaven. kurt blew most of his money on drugs and rehab. he had OD'd dozens of times by the point this concert happened. he had been in and out of as many rehabs as well. his friends told him to take a break and detox but all he wanted was to finally die from drugs, so he hung out with other junkies, who were terrified by his insane tolerance and willingness to die. its a good read, check it out
@@TheRubberStudiosASMR I think that was the plan. They were going to be on break for 2 months, and then go back to touring (At least, that's what I've heard, I don't know how true it is). But then Kurt went missing and then they found him and cancelled everything.
2024...30 years... And we still here.
April 5 today 😢
RIP KURT 🌹 🕊
@@dianam9028its a very bad day too , sadly yeah
Sunday doesnt look good too
Wow, started listening to Nirvana when i was 15 and 45 this year so yeah 30 years! 🎉
For some reason I find it more amazing that this was probably the last time Kurt sang each of these songs.
Still listening to Nirvana nearly 30 years later.... Best band ever 😎
Lmfao, not even remotely. Good band, influential band, sure. But the greatest of all time?
@@TheBig451It’s called “a figure of speech”. 🙄
@@TheBig451its called an opinion u waste of space
Seriously, they never get old. Been one of my favorite bands since the early 90’s and still listen to them often.
me too, Nirvana on top!
Heart Shaped Box... last song Kurt ever performed live. I'll think about this everytime I hear it.
30 years today!! Long live Nirvana
Sempre❤
Great job ,love the video. I was fortunate enough to have seen them live a few times, 92 my 21st birthday a nite I’ll never forget
I envy you so much because you have seen Nirvana more than once. I was born in 2011 and I didn't even catch Kurt.
Its first may 2024 and 30 years have passed since this historic band disbanded and we are still talking about it. Rip Kurt
I saw this tour: If only they were still around to blow minds. If only music like that was still being created. If only Kurt were alive. …
❤❤❤
If Kurt was alive he'd be disgusted with where rock music in the usa is in this day
Good music never died. Just went underground/independent more so.
@@Dirty10 I think if Kurt was alive now he would not be the exact same person. He was super young when he died, as a pretentious mid 20s rockstar. I also think its pretty weird to speak on behalf of dead people you never met.
@@JadonHale Norm Macdonald would have liked what you just said.
Apparently he was sick with bronchitis during this and they canceled after this show. Drugs were also taking their effect, but man his vocals and everything are so on point in this final performance 🙏🙌🤘🤘
Bol chorý😢A veľmi ťenký. Ale božňujem ho. ❤
He was sick for quite a while, starting as far back as the 80's
I've been there. I wasn't even a fan of Nirvana back then but a friend urged me to go to this concert
Holy shit dude
I didn't see you there.
Curious, what sounds more like when you were there? This AI remaster, or the non-remastered version?
I have a theory that everything sounds different in every ear, but I still think it's interesting to hear from someone who was there which quality of video is more similar to being there live.
Als ob
Dude, ich habe 28 Jahre in München gelebt. Und ich habe dort viele, viele Konzerte besucht. @@dominiksawadsky5545
He sound and look so fresh here. It's heartbreaking.
The frist few songs anyhow xD
Something about kurt cobain playing "drain you" for the last time feels surreal. It's bittersweet to know he got to play his favorite song at his last concert. Bitter because he would never get to sing this song again, but sweet because he got it in one last time. He was such a huge influence to me and he was the reason I picked up a guitar. Rest in peace, Kurt. You changed my and so many other people's lives.
Thank you for this…. Clearly a lot of work.
Kurt died on April 5, 1994, just barely over a month after this show. Thanks for uploading this and helping to keep Nirvana alive!
When Breed started with that slow picture and shadows of Kurt's figure... I can't hold on tears 😢 it's what we have now: his voice still sounds, but he's gone. Oh my God... there will not be enough tears in the whole world to express how we miss you, Kurdt.
he was murdered
@@BataraKado no he wasn't, stop it.
@@nzelver559 he was murdered by allen wrench and allen wrench also murdered el duce who was meant to originally murder kurt cobain. facts but the fbi hasnt caught onto it yet.
dont be sad, kurt was amazing and created some legendary music!!
Done with so much respect and love... just beautiful
So ture
It's really sad seeing this show. Man, is it rough. Kurt was completely done by this point and had called quits by the end of the show, he wanted nothing to do with the spotlight or world anymore and only two days later, he would attempt to end his own life with a mix of alcohol and Rohypnol. People blame Courtney for this, however I think his mind was already made up, she was simply the straw that broke the camel's back.
After his stint in Rome, Courtney took preventative measures to ensure there was no drugs in the house but Kurt was spiraling bad, hiding behind bushes to shoot up and spending most of time in the Marco Polo hotel, completely isolated. March 25th 1994, his family and friends staged an infamous intervention, he went to rehab and the rest is history.
This is something he wrote on March 28th, 1994:
"Whatever I'm doing has not worked, whatever I've done, I've not done well. Even though the needle fixations (the urge to shoot water, just to excite my endorphins) are completely gone and the periods in which I slip are getting farther and farther apart and it's been two years since I've been physically addicted. I still slip or in 12 step terms, "relapse". It usually only happens for one night, very rarely a binge of a few days but I still fuck up and I can't afford it. Not once more because everytime it causes more horrendous problems for the people I work with and those who care about me. I now, on this very sad day, I have finally surrendered, I need to be brainwashed, I need to be reminded everyday that I got high that day. This is a very sad day"
Where did you read this March 28 entry? Thank you.
@@marilynjean9689 It was recently auctioned off by Gibby Hanes of The Butthole Surfers. It was his stuff from Exodus rehab
That doesn't prove he wasn't murdered its just exercises you do in treatment.
@@ronirave I get that but you gotta understand something. The majority of evidence presented by Tom Grant is fraudulent, it's unfortunate though because the misinformation is so popular.
Here's to debunk a few key pieces of evidence
"He had a lethal dose": no such thing given tolerance and potency. Studies have shown that not only can people take more than 225 mg but can function perfectly fine with copious amounts of heroin in their system
"The gun was wiped/burned down"; neither of these statements are true and are disproven by documentation as well as the gun still being in tact as shown by the SPD
"He wanted a divorce": Kinda, it's complicated. He and Courtney had a turbulent relationship but he never actually contacted a divorce lawyer. He moved into Lake Washington Boulevard with Courtney around that same time and only told his band's lawyer, Rosemary Caroll.
"The note was questioned by several experts"; yeah haha, no. Look, the note was analyzed by the likes of Janis Parker, who did the original note, Carole Chaski who did the reprint and Heidi Harralson. All which concluded it was suicide and all whom got silenced and edited to fit a narrative by Benjamin Statler
"The Rome incident was an accident and Kurt never locked himself in a room with guns on March 18th"
Nobody pops a bunch of pills individually like he did, in packs like that you have to go one by one. So unless he was drugged then there is no proof and he was the one who said he did it, even when he was adamantly denying his suicidal ideation. Marco Cestoni is a representative of Geffen in Italy and he paid off the American Hospital to give an official statement to keep the press off his back. Dr.Osvaldi, who stated it was an accident, admitted days later in Italian media that he knew Kurt was trying to end his life because quote "I could tell he was a veteran junkie" and so he kept him in a room with no windows, etc.As for the 18th, without other eye witnesses, we don't know what happened before law enforcement arrived
There's more I could pick apart but long story short, the theory is shit. Kurt ended his own life because he was massively depressed, on a European tour he didn't wanna be on, struggling with his close relationships and dealing with it all by popping benzos and chasing the dragon. Everything wrong in his life was under the umbrella of drugs because that's the only way he knew how to cope
@@ronirave He wasn't murdered, all the alleged evidence by Tom has been refuted by people such as Vernon J Gerberth, Sheila Lowe, Janis Parker, Heidi Harralson, Ceryl Wright, etc. Everyone who worked on Soaked In Bleach said it was a lie and then some, Benjamin Statler and Tom Grant are not your friends.
I tried to debunk the evidence for you and you either reported me for nothing or you simply didn't see it
There's no such thing as a lethal dose, his handwriting was never refuted by experts, there were fingerprints, the firearm wasn't melted down, Rome wasn't an accident at the admittance of Marco Cestoni and Dr.Osvadi and he had a history of ideation
Most of you don't even believe he was killed, you just hate Courtney and wanna blame her for a grown man choosing to die. It doesn't matter how much I debunk because you WANT it to be a homicide
Great work dude. Thanks for sharing this!
Disappointed that only the first three songs have footage, but thank you very much for the upload anyway! You did a great job with what you had to work with. 👍
Spirit Kurt, You're sick but you're still fighting., you the best
Always found the in bloom solo to be exceptional
One of my favourites ever
I like the fact that they didn`t play Smells llike teen spirit an the last show. It`s the song that launched them into stardom, the stardom is what killed the band.
they didnt want to play the song and thats def not waht killed the band
Courtney Love killed him not the fame nor depression
Was there and remember the power failure during come as your are.. also he was dealing with broncitis and his voice was giving out during the show and still killed it.!! A legend
Thanks for this man
Thank you for uploading this. Let this go down in history.
33:25 ---- "This is off our first record. Our first record is called Bleach" - One of the last sentences we ever heard Kurt say
The last sentence the public is able to hear of Kurt’s voice would be the final lines of his “do re mi” demo which is one of the most emotionally powerful and beautiful songs ever made
@@Juan-wo7zu I think they mean just general speaking, he sings for almost an hour after that timestamp...
@@ichabaudcraine2923 I know but this concert is also not the latest accessible audio of Kurt singing available to the public. Unfortunately the do re mi demo’s final version has never been released and likely won’t.
@@Juan-wo7zu You're stating facts, but I really think you've missed the point.
@@ichabaudcraine2923 I’m not missing the point at all. I get you mean talking and not singing. I was just giving context and extra info.
Amazing work. Still remember the excitement of the audio of this leaking, then finally the video of the first three songs...
the video footage was circulating for years before the full audio came out.
@@ImaginalComponent Was it? This shows my age, as I can't 100% remember now you've said that!
He sounded so good here. Such a shame that we lost him so young. RIP Kurdt.
I Am Still Listening To Nirvana Every Day Since High School I Am 41 Years Old And A Huge Nirvana Fan/Follower Forever
My First Ever Listening To A Nirvana Song Was The Day I Went I Into Tower Records On Laurel Canyon And Ventura My Mom Bought Me Nirvana MTV Unplugged Album On Cassette And I Was Hooked And The Next Day I Got My First Tattoo The In Utero Album Cover On My Right Arm I Was 13 Years Old This Dude His Name Was Brad Klein Looked At Me And Said Your Legal Right Yeah You Look Around 18 Asked Me For $250 And I Knew He Was Over Charging Me Because I Was A Kid But I Didn’t Care I Just Wanted My Tattoo I Was Like Here’s The Cash Money Just Do It He Said Here’s A Cigarette And Have A Seat While I Sketch This Up I Gave Him The Cassette Tape Album Cover And In A Couple Of Hours He Drew Up My Tattoo Free Hand On Tracing Paper And Then On Diddle Paper And Inked Me Up
I so miss Nirvana...RIP Kurt Merry Christmas...
i cant listen to come as you are anymore with out crying - that song when I hear it now freezes me in my tracks, and puts my mind in this tunnel to the past mode , its just too much,
why?
0:00 My Best Friend's Girl [The Cars Cover]
3:16 Radio Friendly Unit Shifter
7:11 Drain You
10:40 Breed
13:50 Serve The Servants
17:00 Come As You Are [power failure]
20:47 Come As You Are (power back on)
24:10 Sliver
26:34 Dumb
29:16 In Bloom
33:30 About A Girl
36:20 Lithium
41:15 Grunge is dead (Krist's speech)
41:40 Pennyroyal Tea
45:36 School [Cuts out, tape flip]
48:40 Polly
52:00 Very Ape
54:00 Lounge Act
56:26 Rape Me
59:00 Territorial Pissings
01:05:26 The Man Who Sold The World [David Bowie Cover]
01:09:50 All Apologies
01:13:34 On A Plain
01:16:36 Blew
01:20:00 Heart-Shaped Box
Some already did that. Bot.
Very hard to watch, brings back the sad memories of losing him…good job on the video tho, I’m close to the end and it’s tough…
❤Hope you are well God loves you deeply shalom 🤗🐼♥️✝️💐 Philippians 4:8
what a gift.. so many years later, to see this and hear this!
4/5/94 watching Kurt loder break in with MTV news of kurts passing. a part of me left that day as well.
Man, this concert is so different from any other one its un real. It makes me sad i miss kurt
Listen to Nirvana every day still in 2023 and will until the day I die!!! Legends
Thank you so very very much for this. From the bottom of my heart. Thank you!
Its a historic recording, but its still really enjoyable Vittorio!! ..thanks for the upload!
I saw Nirvana in 1992, on a golf course driving range, of a 9-hole golf course, inside of a horse racetrack.
It was in Portland OR, the very next night after Nirvana played in LA at the MTV Music Awards Show.
From the time that 'Nevermind' hit #1 in the US and Kurt dying, it was only 815 days ! that's not much time
was it portland meadows?
Yes, it was. The golf course is gone, but it's still a good memory of Rock&Roll@@DuckandBalls
@@RogerPeet yeah the whole track is gone now. I'm pretty sure it's a warehouse now. Pretty sad stuff.
Who cares..they sucked!
u don't like yourself seek help@@nofrenz2065
sounds nice at first, then you realize that this was the last concert Kurt ever performed and it becomes way more chilling💀
This is GOLD !
Thank you
you are the best 30 years later... many regards
Excellent job! Thank you!
Ultimo día del 2023 y acá estoy escuchando a la mejor banda de todos los tiempos!! La empecé a escuchar a los 13 años, allá por el '92, hoy en otra etapa de mi vida le doy otra interpretación a las canciones y comprendo lo que lamentablemente le pasó a Kurt!! Nunca habrá nadie como el!!
Great job man this is a really good. I never got to see the band live during their heyday 👍🏻
Peace, love and compression
In 2024 Nirvana. Only that which is forgotten dies.
in Come As You Are, I thought it was part of the show. (until i read your comment!). Thanks for the upload and the work! amazing legacy!
Excellent remastering of the audio. You did a fine job, indeed. Thanks very much....!!
Quem postou é muito idiota
Postar só o áudio até o meu sobrinho de 10 sabe fazer. Grande bosta
@@fazom-i8bthank you!
@@vittoriosommese "thanks" for what??? Are you crazy looser?
@@fazom-i8bthank you for taking your time to comment, it really helps the channel😊
To watch this and know that this man was on top of the world…and… very shortly after, will choose to take his own life.
It’s extremely humbling.
He didn't commit suicide. Look into it alot of shady stuff happened. Kurt Cobain was murdered. Rest In Peace Kurt.
🙏🙏🙏❤️
He did not take his own life. Sadly his wife CL (whom at this point in life Kurt could not stand and wanted a divorce from) had him killed to inherit the Cobain estate.
@@Ethan-mn9jh did you really think I didn’t know that theory already?
More like the world was ontop of him...
@@Ethan-mn9jh❤Kurt WAS killed. Kurt's biggest mistake was hooking~up v/CuntlyLove
I went to the show in San Diego at the sports arena a couple months before him passing. The in utero tour. Such a fun ass show. Glad I went
man… what i would do to have seen these guys live, rip kurt forever.
I bet you would blow him as well
Yeah! Me TOO😢
Hahahhahahahhaga
Thanks for posting this up, good fun to see! I could also watch Pat play for hours :)
TERMINAL angst, thanks you Kurt! for being with me all this years!
I been to every concert including THIS ONE i been listening to them sinnce 1987 since they started
Brilliant concert, thank you for this!
30 years 💜
Melodic genius!
O nirvana marcou uma parte da minha adolescência. Pena que na época eu era tão novo que não entendia o quanto eles eram tão bons. Ao menos acompanhei-o enquanto tocavam juntos. Passou o tempo e pude compreender o quanto foram importantes para a música e para a vida de muitos adolescentes como eu, na época. Hoje, já com quase o dobro da idade em que Kurt morreu, vejo que ficaram as lembranças daquela época e as músicas do nirvana que me acompanham até hoje, que as ouço com a mesma paixão que tinha por elas naquela época! Feliz de estar revendo um show deles em nov-23. Peço que vocês que leram essa "minha recordação", façam o seguinte: Comprometa-se a mostrar as músicas do nirvana para essa geração, façam isso por eles e por mim!! Abraços aos admiradores do nirvana como eu!
Estou tentando mas essa geração está tomado por uma força oculta que me amedronta até hoje.A força da alienação mediatica descartável.
Kurt by nikdy nikoho nežiadal.
Sempre tou tentando fazer isso divulgar pros novatos o quanto nirvana é importante pra gerações futuras
Tb eu, na altura nem compreendia o significado das letras. Andava na escola a aprender inglês. Hoje são a minha banda favorita de sempre. Adoro muitas bandas. Mas ele foram o começo de todo o meu gosto musical
I'm sorry, but I really don't think any of that is your business to tell. How about let's not.
thank you for this!
Ótimo trabalho, a acústica desse show foi terrível, você trabalhou duro. Quem sabe um dia aparece a imagem do show, já que foi gravado por uma emissora.
damn this is gold man!!! thnx for this
You can hear in his voice it's almost over for him
Not his life.... just playing with Nirvana
No, absolutely not. He was a grunge singer, the music mostly sounds sad.
heart shaped box being the last song kurt every played live is insane but also perfect
Haciendo honor al 1 de marzo. Viendo este recital... Desde 🇦🇷. KURT FOREVER
Justo viendolo en el minuto exacto que comenzó el concierto hace 30 años, buenisimo
Still hoping this gets officially released someday
They only tape Nirvana owns would be the soundboard tape. The 3 songs footage is owned by defuct german broadcaster VIVA.
bro, why am i so emotional over a dude who died before i was even born 😭
You're probably gay. That's why.🤷
That’s genius you see
Me too, i love kurt❤❤❤❤
Thank you for doing this video. Kurt should still be here...
Never saw the entire radio friendly unit shifter performance without the interviews at the beginning cool to see
wow man, 30 years ago today, miss you Kurt.
beyond spine chilling and extremely haunting
Thank you very much for this video. The intro is perfect. Kurt was having fun. :)
This should have been on a DVD for the 30th anniversary of ‘In Utero’
They have to save it for 40th, 50th anniversary etc to make more money.
@@LarsenAndersen more money Nirvana don't need more Money
@@philbis2774 Courtney does.
@@p0llenp0ny That Toxic girl sold 25% of her share of Nirvana's publishing rights and is no longer the keeper of Kurt Cobain's public image,
@@p0llenp0ny That Toxic git is no longer the keeper of Kurt Cobain's public image, She sold 25% of her share of Nirvana's publishing rights too
Best band in the whole wide world!!
Right here my friend 🤘born in 83" was just a kid when this show happened
The brighter the light, the darker the shadow it casts
Good poem
I was there. My Hometown. So long ago......
Anyone 2024 ?.
Yessirrr🤘
Me
僕も見てますっ！
Hey!
Here 🇳🇿
I did not know that he could sing that classical way, thank you for the video
The March 1 Munich show was held in Terminal Einz, a WWII-era airplane hanger that was now being used as a concert venue.
Not much remodeling had been done to the facility. It was cold and damp and had acoustics that were horrid for a band with boomy sound like Nirvana.
Kurt hated the look of the place and cursed the fact that his career had progressed to the point where Nirvana were playing airplane hangers, though part of the reason for this was their huge fan base, which was too large and rowdy for most European operahouse venues.
At the soundcheck that afternoon, Kurt asked his tour manager for an advance on his per diem. After collecting his money, he said, “I’ll be back for the show.” Some in the crew were surprised to hear that he was leaving the facility considering that, moments earlier, he had been complaining of feeling so ill that he couldn’t stand up or play the concert. “I’m going to the train station,” he announced. Everyone in the crew and band knew that meant he was looking for Munich’s drug culture, not that he was seeking transportation.
Terminal Einz held 3,050, and the venue was filled to capacity for Nirvana’s first show in Germany in three and a half years. Few in the crowd would have noticed, but from the opening notes, Cobain looked half-dead, and his performance, which had been rote on much of the tour, was almost robotic. He began with a cover of the Cars’ “My Best Friend’s Girl,” but even this tune was redone so that it sounded slowed down and drone-like, as if Kurt had wanted to take any element of pop out of his sound. Co-guitarist Pat Smear later recalled that Kurt’s voice was indeed completely shot by Munich show. “Kurt and I were suffering from bronchitis, and his voice became noticeably more trashed with every song,” Smear told journalist Rasmus Holmen. “When we sang together, we sounded like cats fighting. His voice was _sooooo_ gone, but instead of trying to conserve it, he seemed to delight in pushing it to the ‘I won’t be able to sing for days’ limit. After a while it was a bit much.” To Novoselic and Grohl, who had been on the road with Kurt for more years than Smear, it was obvious that if the band was going to self-destruct, it would be Kurt’s doing.
The show itself ran 23 songs, but later some remarked that it felt doomed. The power in the building went out just as Kurt began to sing the first line of “Come As You Are,” the sixth song of the set, and it was several minutes before the problem could be fixed. This kind of technical problem had happened frequently to Nirvana during their career, but never in a cold, drafty airplane hanger. Rather than wait for the crew to fix the problem, Kurt walked off to his dressing room. (...)
Back in Munich, only once power was fully restored did Kurt return to the stage. Without a word or a smile, he began playing “Come As You Are” once again. The song sounded even more lifeless this time. In total, the band played 23 songs and ended with “Heart-Shaped Box,” the same song that had ended the previous eight shows. The show did not end with triumph, or any feeling of victory- *it just ended*.
Source: Nirvana: The Final Scream
By Charles R. Cross
thx for the video m8
Outstanding job! Thanks for sharing!!